Reviews

As someone with limited vacation time, this tour checked all the boxes. I booked the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour months in advance for 2026 and the team followed up with every detail as the date neared. On the tour day, everything went like clockwork.

Flying from Kathmandu and watching the terrain shift from green hills to icy peaks was something else. Hovering over Base Camp and Kala Patthar, I could see tiny tents and even some trekkers — from above! The true thrill was the close-up aerial view of Everest, towering over everything.

Our landing at Hotel Everest View was smooth, and the breakfast was surprisingly fancy for such a remote location — eggs, toast, Himalayan coffee, and a view I’ll never forget.

Back in Kathmandu by lunch, I was blown away by how this tour delivered a complete Everest experience in half a day. Honestly, if you want Everest but can’t hike, this is the way to go.

The Manaslu Base Camp trek exceeded every expectation. I booked with Nepal Trek Adventures after hearing about their great service, and I wasn’t disappointed. From the very first day, the team made sure everything was organized perfectly. Lodges along the way were clean and comfortable, with delicious meals served every night. It was comforting to have good food and a warm place to rest in such a remote region.

The landscapes were absolutely breathtaking, changing from forested hills to alpine scenery. Our guide was patient, friendly, and knowledgeable about the region’s culture and geography. He encouraged us during tough sections and explained local traditions along the way. The porters worked tirelessly, and their positive attitude made the group feel motivated. Reaching Manaslu Base Camp was unforgettable; the mountain rose high above us in majestic silence. NTA turned this challenging trek into an enjoyable and safe adventure.

I booked this helicopter tour as a surprise anniversary gift for my partner, and it turned out better than I imagined. The private flight felt exclusive, and we were treated with so much care and attention.

Standing at Kala Patthar with Everest in the background was more romantic than any fancy dinner. It’s something we’ll never forget. With all our challenges, the team even helped us take amazing photos. I can’t think of a better way to celebrate something special. I'm glad we embarked on this once-in-a-lifetime adventure and created countless memories.

As someone who rarely spends time in nature, I contacted Nepal Trek Adventure hoping for a well-organized trek. From arranging permits to giving tips for high-altitude walking, their team made everything easy. The trek itself was magical; walking through pine forests, crossing rushing rivers, and seeing villages with warm, welcoming locals was unforgettable. Nights in teahouses offered hearty meals and cozy rooms, and our guide shared stories about the culture and mountains that made every stop feel personal. The highlight was Kyanjin Gompa, where Langtang Lirung glowed in the morning sun. Even small challenges, like slippery trails or steep ascents, felt manageable with support. By the end, I felt humbled, inspired, and deeply connected to both the valley and the people I met along the way.

I had always dreamed of walking through the Himalayas but never thought I could do it in a week. After some hesitation, I reached out to Nepal Trek Adventure, and their team made everything seamless – permits, teahouses, and even acclimatization tips. The first day, trekking through quiet forests, I realized how out of practice I was with physical challenges, yet the flowing rivers and singing birds kept me motivated. In one small village, an elderly couple invited us in for butter tea; sitting on the floor, listening to their stories, I felt an unexpected warmth that contrasted with the cold mountain air. Crossing icy streams and slippery paths became moments of laughter with fellow trekkers, especially when someone slipped and the group cheered each other on. Reaching Gosaikunda Lake at sunrise, with its reflection of surrounding peaks, was magical; it felt like the mountains themselves were welcoming us. The trek tested my limits, but it also reminded me of the joy of small connections, shared stories, and personal triumphs.

The Pokhara City Tour with Sarangkot Sunrise View arranged by Nepal Trek Adventure was one of the most beautiful experiences of my trip to Nepal. Watching the sunrise over the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges from Sarangkot was absolutely magical—the colors and the calmness of the morning were unforgettable. Our guide made sure we arrived early for the best views and explained the mountain peaks in detail.

After the sunrise, we explored Pokhara’s highlights, including Davis Falls, Gupteshwor Cave, the Peace Pagoda, and Phewa Lake. The boat ride was serene and scenic. Nepal Trek Adventure organized everything perfectly—from transportation to timing—making this day one of the best I’ve ever had. Highly recommended to anyone visiting Pokhara!

The Nagarkot Day Hike is perfect for travellers who want to explore Nepal’s landscapes in just one day. I loved how the hike combined natural beauty with a touch of culture. The path led us through villages where locals were busy with daily work, and it felt like stepping into a more traditional lifestyle. 

Along the way, there were plenty of scenic stops with terraced fields and forests that looked beautiful in the sunlight. The hike was not very difficult, which made it enjoyable and stress-free. The best moment for me was arriving at the Nagarkot viewpoint, where I could see snow-capped peaks stretching across the horizon. It felt like a reward after a day of walking and exploring. For a short hike, it delivered much more than I expected.

I first heard about Gosaikunda from a Nepali colleague back home who described it as a sacred alpine lake with an aura of peace. When I finally decided to visit Nepal, I reached out to Nepal Trek Adventure, and from the very first email, their team made me feel at ease. They arranged my permits and transport and even gave me a clear idea of what to expect on the trail. On the trek itself, I was amazed at how quickly the scenery shifted from terraced fields to pine forests and finally to rugged alpine landscapes.

 My guide often paused to explain the stories of Lord Shiva linked to the lake, which made the walk feel like more than just a trek. The climb to Lauribina Pass was tough, but when I finally stood before Gosaikunda Lake, surrounded by mountains and prayer flags, I understood why it’s considered holy. It felt like time had stopped. The local hospitality was another highlight Sharing warm dal bhat with Tamang families in the evenings made me feel part of their culture. This wasn’t just trekking; it was connecting with nature and people on a deeper level.